Jackie Robinson broke Major League Baseball’s color barrier in 1947. His achievement came at a costly price!

In this day of free-flowing cash, money mottos abound.

He is a big man wielding a big piece of lumber for which he is paid a big salary!

In this day of gas grills and Jenn-Air cooktops when a push of a button brings a flame to life, it is easy to forget the “good old days” of charcoal.

A sea captain and his chief engineer argued incessantly as to which of them was more important to the ship. Like a bad storm, the bickering raged.

If anyone could say, “Been there, done that,” it would have been Marco Polo. The Venetian traveler put on his hiking boots at seventeen and didn’t return home for twenty-four years.